Audio Guide of Presidents Park

Presidents Central Park in Honda does not have a formal closing time, as it is an open public space. To get there, you can easily walk from downtown Honda or take a motorcycle taxi, which is the most common local transport.

No! One of the best things about Presidents Park is that access is completely free, since it is a public space. You can enjoy all its attractions without worrying about admission fees.

The length of the visit may vary, but generally 30 to 60 minutes is enough to explore it at a relaxed pace, admire the sculptures, and take a few photos. If you want to unwind a bit, you could stay up to an hour and a half.

Presidents Park is named that way because it houses a series of busts of former Colombian presidents, paying tribute to important figures in the country’s history. It is a space that commemorates the nation’s political and social life.

The best time to visit is during the early morning hours or late afternoon, to avoid Honda’s intense heat. As for the time of year, Honda has a warm climate all year round, so any month is good, although it is better to avoid peak high season if you do not like crowds.

Yes, Presidents Park is mostly flat and has paved paths that make it quite accessible for people with reduced mobility or those who use wheelchairs. However, since it is a public space, the infrastructure may vary.

Honda is full of history! Very close by, you can visit the Navarro Bridge, the Magdalena River Museum, and stroll through the charming streets of the historic center, declared a National Monument. There are also hiking routes and viewpoints with spectacular river views.

Of course. For a great experience, I recommend bringing a hat or cap and using sunscreen because of the warm climate. Do not forget your camera to capture the sculptures and the atmosphere. If you are interested in history, look up information about the figures found there before you go, so you can appreciate their significance even more. And enjoy the local atmosphere!